“After the Bentley murder, Rose Hill stood empty two years.” I read the first line of the great Irish writer Elizabeth Bowen’s 1934 short story The Cat Jumps late one January night almost exactly s…

In this sequel to Taylor’s lyrical series debut, Agony …

These are dire times. Human rights, and especially the rights of trans folks, are under attack. And thankfully, some of the crime fiction community has come together to fight back. For the next wee…

Accessible vaccination services for older Vermonters and those with disabilities. In-home and drive through options for COVID, flu, and RSV.

4/5: I got this opportunity to read book two in this series as an advance copy and thought it seemed like something for me. But I always like to read the books in order. So I got myself a copy of Agon...

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Happy New Year!! Here are the January 2025 books by some of our members.  They may all be found at your local Independent Bookstore. ...

January, 2025 Newsletter

Carold Barrowman comes on the show to talk with us about three books she can't put down! All of them being emotional thrillers, she is sure you'll think they're great too.

In her novel Agony Hill, author, gardener and home cook Sarah Stewart Taylor imagines life in 1965 Vermont, including menus of classic New England fare.

For our annual winter books show, Vermont literary experts share their favorite books of the year and what they can't wait to read in 2025.

Vermont author Sarah Stewart Taylor illustrates the creation of Agony Hill, her first novel in a mystery series that is set in 1960s Vermont. The state’s Cold War history provided inspiration and hist...

Oline Cogdill’s favorite mystery novels of 2024, a year marked by rich plots, diverse and fully realized characters and vivid settings.

From enchanting to spooky to thrilling, these books are perfect to read around Halloween.